Is Trump the Biggest Risk to His Own Economic Policies?

The transcript discusses the potential interventionist approach of the President-elect in retaining jobs, comparing it to past administrations. It explores the implications of trade policy changes, particularly with NAFTA, and the market's positive reaction to the Trump presidency. The conversation shifts to the differences between campaigning and governing, noting a move towards conventional Republican policies. Finally, the discussion covers the strengthening US dollar, its causes, and potential economic impacts, including Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.

What are the potential implications of the President's interventionist approach on job retention in the U.S.?

How does the speaker compare the current administration's approach to that of the Carter administration?

What factors are contributing to the market's positive reaction to the prospect of a Trump presidency?

In what ways might the strength of the U.S. dollar affect U.S. companies and the economy?

What are the expected effects of the Federal Reserve's interest rate changes on the dollar and the economy?